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News outlets liable for comments on their Facebook pages, Australian judge rules

If someone posts a defamatory comment on a news outlet's Facebook page, then the news outlet is still responsible? That's...

The New Statesman acknowledged some of its quotes attributed to writer Sir Roger Scruton mischaracterized his remarks about China and...

NPR listeners were upset about the language used in reporting on Jeffrey Epstein and R. Kelly, NPR public editor Elizabeth...

iMediaEthics' latest roundup of corrections: 1.Who created that drink? A June 7 Guardian correction: "• An article credited Mr Aperitif...

The Mirror, the Sun, and Birmingham Mail all unpublished stories after an unnamed teenager complained to the press regulator about...

NPR host Jeremy Hobson apologized to University of Virginia history professor Sarah Milov after NPR's Here & Now program discussed...

Nicholas Sandmann's lawsuit against the Washington Post has been dismissed. Sandmann is the Covington Catholic, Kentucky high school student shown...

The Guardian apologized to freelance journalist Isabel Oakeshott after a column remarked the "only way" she "gets a scoop" is...

The BBC updated its editorial guidelines this month, including its social media guidelines. Now the guidelines state that staff have...